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Is fsr3 better the DLSS? i have it turn on and choose fsr 3 instead of DLSS and am getting way more fps? is that normal or?
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Valkynaz May 23, 2024 @ 7:36pm 
Oh for ♥♥♥♥ sake... FSR 3 =/= Fluid Motion Frames, they're separate functions, like DLSS 3 =/= 3.5/Frame Generation/what ever random name Nvidia comes up next.

Also for Ghost of Tsushima, you can use AMD Fluid Motion Frames with DLSS, was actually one of the more amazing points of this port, considering so many actual PC games don't bother with that (Which they absolutely should)
5ean5ean May 23, 2024 @ 7:38pm 
Originally posted by Valkynaz:
Oh for ♥♥♥♥ sake... FSR 3 =/= Fluid Motion Frames, they're separate functions, like DLSS 3 =/= 3.5/Frame Generation/what ever random name Nvidia comes up next.

Also for Ghost of Tsushima, you can use AMD Fluid Motion Frames with DLSS, was actually one of the more amazing points of this port, considering so many actual PC games don't bother with that (Which they absolutely should)

Ok....Im done. Youre not getting it. This conversation is way above your comprehension.
klappankaxD May 24, 2024 @ 4:09pm 
Some guys here don't know what they're talking about. If you have Nvidia, any Nvidia 2x, 3x,4x, use DLSS. Its superior to FSR in upscaling (Im not talking about frame gen). Even XESS is today better than FSR upscaling. Going to Framegen variant, the DLSS-G (Nvidias Framegen) is supposedly much more stable but can provide some less frames. So also, if you have a 4x card, use Nvidias framegen.
Plumpeach May 24, 2024 @ 4:12pm 
Originally posted by Nurse Dio:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/2215430/discussions/0/4330852522342374296/

I made a post on this in greater detail, basically fsr 3 has better performance but much worse image stability and finer details lost.

so if FSR is my only choice should I not use it?
Marlon May 24, 2024 @ 4:15pm 
Honestly, I am impressed with the FSR3 upscaling in Quality mode at 1080p. The image looks better than native 1080p with TAA. Even Balanced mode does a good job. It's much better than XeSS as well
Nurse Dio May 24, 2024 @ 5:55pm 
Originally posted by Eileen the Crow:
Originally posted by Nurse Dio:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/2215430/discussions/0/4330852522342374296/

I made a post on this in greater detail, basically fsr 3 has better performance but much worse image stability and finer details lost.

so if FSR is my only choice should I not use it?

Use FSR on 1440p or above, at 1080p you notice it the worst since the resolution is lower. I have dlss and fsr, and I can't stand fsr because of the shimmering, for others it might not matter but I am sensitive to those especially on fast moving scenes. If you have no other choice use fsr, because xess and taa is much worse and softens the image. FSR is pretty good for performance, use it with frame gen if it's too low of an fps, if you can handle input lag. If not turn off frame gen since you're reaction time is not as fast by a few millisec. But the fight scenes require precise reaction and frame gen can f it up at times. up to you.
Last edited by Nurse Dio; May 24, 2024 @ 6:00pm
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